Queensland State Law
Animal Control Act QLD 2008 (current) 2008 Animal Management Act Queensland <-download here
or https://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/view/pdf/current/act-2008–074
Making regulated dog declaration
95 Giving information notice about decision to make
regulated dog declaration
(1) As soon as practicable after deciding to make a regulated dog
declaration, the local government must give any owner of the
dog the subject of the declaration an information notice about
the decision.
(2) However, the local government must not give an information notice under subsection (1) if an authorised person has made a destruction order under section 127A in relation to the dog. Note— See section 127A in relation to the requirement to give a single information notice about the decisions to make the regulated dog declaration and the destruction order.
203 Other evidentiary aids (1) For applying section 198 for the proceeding, a record of a local government is taken to include— (a) a thing as follows given, issued, kept or made under this chapter or chapter 5— (i) an appointment; (ii) a decision or record; [s 204] Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Act 2008 Chapter 9 Miscellaneous provisions Page 142 Current as at 28 August 2024 Authorised by the Parliamentary Counsel (iii) the local government’s dog registry; (iv) a regulated dog declaration; (v) a proposed declaration notice, compliance notice or other notice; (vi) a destruction order; and (b) another document kept under this Act; and (c) a statement that on a stated day— (i) a stated person was given a stated decision, declaration, notice or order; or (ii) a stated requirement under chapter 4 or 5 was made of a stated person. (2) This section does not limit section 198.
204 False or misleading information A person (the relevant person) commits an offence if the relevant person gives, either orally or in a document, the following persons information the relevant person knows is false or misleading in a material particular— (a) the chief executive; (b) a chief executive officer of a local government; (c) an authorised person; (d) an authorised implanter; (e) a licence holder. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units
Part 3 Legal provisions Division 1 Evidence generally 198 Evidentiary value of copies (1) This section applies to a copy of a document that— (a) purports to be made under the authority of a local government or its mayor; and (b) purports to be verified by the mayor or an employee who is authorised by the local government. (2) The copy of the document is evidence in any proceedings as if the copy were the original of the document.
Order Invalid Process not adhered to by non compliant officer.
Good afternoon Nina,
With respect to your dog Hunta, currently impounded and under investigation for dog attack offences, please see the attached documents.
The first one of these is a regulated dog information notice, which tells you that Council has decided to regulate your dog Hunta as a declared ‘dangerous dog’, due to its involvement in a serious dog attack currently under investigation. You will note in this correspondence that you have an option to request an internal review of this decision, which if you choose to take up, you must apply to Council in writing within 14 days of the date of receival of this notice, for the review to be conducted.
The second document attached is a ‘destruction order’, which tells you that Council intends to destroy the dog Hunta, due to its involvement in a serious dog attack involving the death of another animal. Again, there is a review option available for you to apply for an internal review of this decision stating in writing why you think Council should not destroy the dog. If taken up, you need to lodge this review in writing {application form provided} by 4pm on 17th January 2025. If no written response is received Council will proceed to destroy the dog.
Download Regulated Dog Order
Download Destruction Order for 13 Fredericks Street like what the h*ll name is that?